The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-02

the city.
Miss Fanny Mead is visiting in Mt,
Pleasant.
Jas. Upham has been in Owossc
during the week.
Erred Carpenter, of Byron, was ia
Owosso, Tuesday.
Ira G.. Curry passed the Sabbath
at his home in Fenton.
The query is: Who will occupy
Sharpstene's new building!
Farmers, call at the o9c store for
bargains in boots and shoes.
H. ]. Powell, OF Ionia, YVES a guest
of Rev. Donnelly on Tuesday.
Paul M. Roth has never had a
finer line of fall goods than now.
Oscar Bailey, John Smith, and Ell.
Fitch are building new houses on
Mulberry street.
You can secure bargains in all lines
of hardware at at Andrus, opposite
Exchange Hotel.
Capt. E. p. Byerly and wife re-
turned Saturday from their trip to the
south part of State.
Geo. b. Robertson had his thumb
and first finger smashed at the Estey
factory on Tuesday.
DR.. A. M. Hume Sundayed with
friends in Holly, and on Monday Wis
tied DR.. Black at Highland.
The Misses Adah Curliss and
Nina Hopkins leave Saturday for
Marshall to accept positions in the
public school.
Rev. Lee, formerly pastor of the
Congregational church in this city,
will occupy the Congregational pupil
Sunday Sept. IS.
c. N. Andrus is offering for the
next 80 days No. 8 cooking stove
with full line of furniture for SI45o,
a bargain, call and see it.
The Mulberry street bridge has
been torn down, and temporary
walk put in its place. The new
bridge will be down Nov. Ist.
S. Whitney, of Laingsburg, is being
tried before Justice Baldwin to day
on charge of assaulting his wife, Wit
nesses are numerous on both sides.
Wilson tent K. o. T. M. has rent
ed the third story of Sharpstene's
new building and will fiji it up in
good style.
Attention is asked to the ad. of C.
J. Stuart, the hustling hardware
dealer. Chef. keeps nothing but No.
I goods. In farming tools he carries
the popular lines.
w. H. Baker, secretary Of the
State board of health, called on THE
TINES, Tuesday p. m. The DR.. is
one of the best posted men in his
line in the country.
Owosso VS.. Holly at Pastime Park
Friday afternoon, Sept. 2. The Holly
club is good one, has won several
close and exciting games during the
year, and the Owosso boys are ex-
pecting a good game. Admission IS
cents; ladies 10 cents.
The Ohio Farmer, of Cleveland, o.
has an advertisement in another COL
umn OF this issue, which our readers
will do we'll to read. We cheerfully
recommend the paper to all as being
exactly as represented. Try it the
remainder of the year for only IS cts.
The Corunna Juvenile Stars played
a return game with the "Boys' Own"
club in Detroit on Tuesday and de-
feated them by score of a3 to ~.
The game was well played by both
clubs. Are not the Corunna "kids"
he State champions2
The game of ball on Wednesday
the Laingsburg and Owosso
clubs resulted in victory for the
after by a score of ~ to a. The
Owosso club Is in better shape 10.
play ball now than at any time this
season, and will try to secure some
good clubs for match games.
THE TINES stops to remark that it
Ices not think that there is more
man at the Agricultural Col
eye than Prof. Samuel Johson. He
S perfect gentleman and Thorough
instructor. BY all means let the State
Board of Agriculture give him the
necessary backing and he will do we'll
~ the students and for the State.
Last winter we made mention of
he fact that T. ID. Dewey had ar
anged a match race between the three
ear old 10 Gavin colt, Wright H.,
nd the three year old colt Jackson
Boy, by fremont, owned by c. c.
'ond, of Jackson, for $500 a side,
nd that $500 forfeit money had been
tut up. The race was to have taken
lace at Jackson, on Tuesday of this
,eek, but Pond failed to come to
ime, and paid the forfeit.
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